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To: nickcarraway

Where did she get the Y-Chromosomes?


5 posted on 03/11/2020 5:11:04 PM PDT by Paladin2
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To: Paladin2

It’s different in komodo dragons. Females have W and Z chromosome. Males have two Zs. If mom produces two Z gametes, which she can, and they merge, voila... ZZ = male offspring.


10 posted on 03/11/2020 5:16:00 PM PDT by irishjuggler
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To: Paladin2

Different system for Komodo Dragons. Parthogenic offspring are all males.


16 posted on 03/11/2020 5:22:16 PM PDT by Rockingham
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To: Paladin2

Where did she get the Y-Chromosomes?


Don’t know if dragons to the XY thing or the ZW thing. And temperature can have a role as well. If it is true parthenogenesis, the offsprings should be genetic clones of mom.


17 posted on 03/11/2020 5:25:07 PM PDT by hanamizu
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To: Paladin2

Reptiles don’t have a Y Chromosome. Or an X for that matter. It’s a different setup, like with birds. They have W and Z chromosomes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZW_sex-determination_system


40 posted on 03/11/2020 7:33:58 PM PDT by Kriggerel ("All great truths are hard and bitter, but lies... are sweeter than wild honey" (Ragnar Redbeard))
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